Chuck Darwin
1234 Jayhawk Blvd.
Lawrence, KS 74853
785-454-4759
biofan@hotmail.com
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
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Strong analytical skills developed through lab experience in chemistry and biology
Detail-oriented and thorough in examination of data and written reports
Computer skills include: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Internet, and PhotoShop
Two years experience in a medical environment; familiar with confidentiality issues, and medical terminology
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science; Biology
Minor: Chemistry
University of Kansas; Lawrence, KS, December 2010
 Financed all 4 years of education while maintaining a GPA of 3.4
 Related coursework: Biochemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Immunology, Anatomy & Physiology I & II, Electron
Microscopy
Senior Seminar Project: “Resistance to ddI and Sensitivity to AZT induced by a mutation in HIV-1 Reverse
Transcriptase”
 Researched history and studies of therapies using ddI and AZT in AIDS patients
 Analyzed and compared therapies, focusing on the decrease of sensitivity to drug therapies
 Compiled information to present to a peer audience using PowerPoint
Immunology- Volunteer Research Assistant; Summer 2003
 Assisted with professor’s grant-funded research to study the possible effects of a new antibiotic for poison ivy.
L A B O R A T O R Y
Polyacrylamide and agarose gel
electrophoresis
Transformation of bacterial cells
DNA Fingerprinting
Sterile technique
S K I L L S
PCR
Molecular cloning
Protein purification and identification
HPLC
Cellular ultrastructure identification
W O R K
Gas chromatograpy
Cell and tissue culturing
Affinity chromatography
Experiment Design
E X P E R I E N C E
Assistant Manager, Food and Beverage Service; August 2008- present
Rolling Plains Golf and Country Club; Baldwin, KS
 Prepare schedules for five additional employees
 Interview and train new staff members, occasionally supervise catering team
 Order and maintain supplies and coordinate social events
Office Assistant; Department of Curricular Studies; August 2006 – August 2008
University of Kansas; Lawrence, KS
 Managed accounts payable and travel pay for professors
 Designed and maintained websites using Dreamweaver and HTML
Office Assistant (GS-5); Mental Health Office;
Pope Air Force Base; Fort Riley, KS
 Built and maintained a searchable computer database of records using Access (self-taught)
 Followed procedural instructions for handling suicide calls from patients – significantly increased skills in listening,
empathy and crisis management
 Learned medical terminology and shorthand; processed over 300 pieces of information a day relating to patient
records and insurance compliance and billing
ACTIVITIES
Rugby, member, secretary, president (2008 – present)
Coached Boys Soccer (Fall 2006 - 2009)
Sally Parker
parkers@ku.edu
410 Shetland Dr. Apt. 451B, Lawrence, Kansas 66087, 785-552-7486
Education
University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
Bachelor of Arts; Communication Studies; August 2005
 Concentration in Organizational Communication, minor in Psychology
 Financed part of my college education – Averaged 20 hours per week and full-time each summer
and winter break.
Relevant Coursework: Organizational Communications, Micro-Organizational Communications, Effective
Business Communications, Cross-Cultural Conflicts, Persuasive Speaking, Conflict resolution,
Management Science, Negating on behalf of others.
Sales and Customer Experience
Ray’s Wines and Spirits; Lawrence, Kansas (May 2004-present)
 Provided customer service by researching to gain knowledge in the wine industry.
 Increased sales by advising clients on options available to meet a wide variety of customer needs.
 Arranged store layout to effectively increase sales of slow moving items.
 Streamlined receiving / organizing of overstock and incoming merchandise.
Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service Centers; Kansas City, Missouri (June 2003-April 2004)
 Greatly increased time / efficiency in daily shipping and receiving by successfully supervising
 warehouse organization and identifying operational problems undermining efficiency.
 Provided customer service to existing and new clients on a daily basis.
 Responsible for constructing successful / effective delivery routes to national / local accounts.
Yellow Sub Restaurant; Overland Park, Kansas (January – June 2003)
 Planned and directed food aspects of a party for 300 people.
 Trained and supervised 20 new staff members.
Quality Controlled Services; Overland Park, Kansas (February 2002 – January 2003)
 Involved in major company initiative involving national account customer service follow-up work to
ensure customer satisfaction.
 Maintained good customer relations by assisting clients in identifying problems and customer
needs.
Skills/Abilities
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Exceptionally organized and resourceful with invoice and professional document filling and
inventory
Excellent communication skills in sales and personal communication
Ability to identify opportunities and adapt to changing situations
Great leadership skills; ability to build a cohesive, productive team, while allowing for full creativity
Excellent analytical/ problem solving skills
Achievements
Salvation Army,Volunteer
Natural Ties, Representative
Boys and Girls Club, Tutor
Delta Tau Delta, Philanthropy
 Designed and set up fundraiser golf tournament.
 Set up matchbox car racing fundraiser.
Colby Orbitz
 7659 Traveler Lane  Lawrence, KS 66047  785.254.3658  orbitz@ku.edu
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts, French Literature and International Studies, December 2004
The University of Kansas – Lawrence, Kansas
3.38 GPA in French Major 3.5 GPA in Int’l Studies Major
Study Abroad:
Brizeit University – Brizeit, West Bank, Summer 2004
Université de Bourgogne – Dijon, France, Summer 2003
Université de Paul Valery – Montpellier, France, August 2001-June 2002
RELATED EXPERIENCE
Intern, International Relations Council, Spring 2004 – Kansas City, Missouri
 Researched and developed a Culture Kit on the Middle East for classrooms in the Kansas City area.
 Designed and implemented a more user-friendly system of organization in the IRC library.
 Updated database through research and contacts, which increased program visibility and effectiveness.
Culture Chair, International Students Association, The University of Kansas, 2003-2004
 Organized the first-ever International Awareness Week, comprised of six distinct events highlighting
international customs and cultures. Each event was successful, well attended and appreciated.
 Conducted statewide research to locate talent for the Festival of Nations, a variety show that showcased
international talent through song, dance and theatre.
 Negotiated with vendors and entertainers regarding details of contracts.
 Fundraised and budgeted over $4,000.00 and as a result was able to provide high-quality
entertainment,decorations, and venue for the Festival of Nations, other events of the week.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Sales Associate, Kizer-Cummings Jewelers – Lawrence, Kansas, August 2000-August 2001, 2002 - Present
 Assisted customers with purchases and special orders
 Implemented system for placing and tracking orders that greatly increased efficiency and accuracy.
Co-Site Leader, Alternative Spring Break – Washington, DC, Spring Break 2003
 Arranged daily community service activities for participants with a local community outreach center,
including beautification, health education, and computer literacy projects.
 Organized excursions to heighten the understanding of border issues, poverty, and homelessness.
 Effectively dealt with interpersonal, cross-cultural and crisis situations on a daily basis.
Social Chair, International Students Association, The University of Kansas, 2002-2003
 Planned gatherings and cultural events for 50 guests, as well as large parties for over 650 people.
 Facilitated co-sponsorship of ISA events with many different International groups at KU, which resulted in
greater visibility and effectiveness of ISA activities.
Activity Co-Chair, Le Cercle Francais, The University of Kansas, 2002-2003
 Organized French cultural events to foster understanding between French and American students.
SKILL SUMMARY
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Travel throughout Western Europe, the Middle East, North and West Africa, and the Mediterranean.
A strong background in MS Office, various email applications, and versions of Window.
Multiple languages: fluent English and French, and Intermediate Arabic
Americana Studia
1811 Starfix Terrace
Jayville, KS 54258
(785) 256-4216
Americana@hotmail.com
Goal: To secure a position in economic development in a city government structure
Summary of Qualifications
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Strong interpersonal skills refined through years of experience interacting with the public
Versatility and adaptability proven through independent international travel
Self-motivated and confident in making independent decisions
Ability and interest in interacting with people of diverse backgrounds
Dedication to community development and increasing economic opportunities for Kansans
Education
Bachelor of Arts, American Studies
May 2005
Emphasis: Business, the Economy, and Work
The University of Kansas - Lawrence, Kansas
 Major GPA: 3.45
 Related coursework: The American Dream, Community Development, American Economic
Development, American Racial and Ethnic Relations, Business Management, and Organizational
Behavior
Professional Experience
Community Relations Intern
May 2003- present
AAI Pharma - Shawnee Mission, KS
 Increased usage of AAI grant money by developing relations with local educational institutions
and raising awareness of funds available; more than 5 new grants were submitted.
 Facilitated company participation in the local Relay for Cancer resulting in 3 company teams
and more than $800 for the American Cancer Society.
 Surveyed community members regarding AAI’s image. Worked on a 4-person team. Reported
recommendations to the Board of Directors in their August meeting.
Server
September 2001- May 2003
Alfredo’s Italian Restaurant - Johnson, KS
 Trained more than 10 new servers in a 2-year period.
 Received numerous salary increases based on merit.
 Established a strong customer base resulting in numerous table requests.
Retail Sales Associate/ Customer Service
June 2000- August 2001
Sweetwater Surf Shop - Sweetwater, CA
 Increased sales by listening to customer needs and recommending appropriate merchandise.
International Travel and Activities
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Independent travel in South Africa, Uganda, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia,
and Australia
Soccer: KU Club Soccer and Indoor Soccer
Communities In Schools, Volunteer
Jayville United Way Board of Directors, Student Representative
CHARLENE GAULLE
133 Jayhawk Blvd.
Lawrence, KS 66045
785.555.2121
gaulle@hotmail.com
OBJECTIVE: To secure a position as a study-abroad coordinator in a university setting
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Strong communication skills; fluent in English, Spanish and French
Exceptional ability to relate to people from various cultures and establish strong relationships
Independent international travel in Mexico, Costa Rica, and France
Various office skills: Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Dream Weaver
Dedication and commitment to expanding opportunities for students to experience other cultures
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts, Linguistics
Bachelor of Arts, French
December 20XX
The University of Kansas, Lawrence KS
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Linguistics GPA: 3.88
French GPA: 3.89
Harry S. Nelson Scholarship (1 awarded per year, merit-based)
Study Abroad:
Summer Institute, Paris, France Summer 20XX
RELATED EXPERIENCE
Assistant/Conversational Leader
Applied English Center, The University of Kansas
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Spring 20XX - Fall 20XX
Facilitated small group discussions with students from diverse backgrounds
Assisted with identifying appropriate topics and encouraged increased difficulty to expand skills
Gained knowledge of English as a Second Language curriculum and resources for students
Increased personal knowledge of the various struggles international students face when introduced to
American culture
Spanish Tutor
Supportive Educational Services, The University of Kansas
Fall 20XX
Tutor – International Students, Volunteer
Fall 19XX
Students Tutoring for Literacy, Center for Community Outreach
ACTIVITIES
Social Chair, International Students Association
The University of Kansas
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Planned gatherings and cultural events for 50 guests, as well as large events for over 650 people
Facilitated co-sponsorship of ISA events with many different International groups at KU, which resulted
in greater visibility and effectiveness of ISA activities
Activity Co-Chair, Le Cercle Francais,
The University of Kansas
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20XX-20XX
20XX-20XX
Organized French cultural events to foster understanding between French and American students